Ok, got it.

Free bump for you as it is a superior service, no doubt about that.
Not as instant, but to save 3% on the fees it's worth it to wait a couple hours.

Can you please clarify on the Paypal fees? Here you say it's ~3%, but AFAIK Paypal will charge $0.35+3.25% and you also charge 1% on the site, so it doesn't seem to add up, or am I missing something?
Nonetheless, 4.5% is way better than 6%, can't really argue that, as it's a fact

Can someone please explain to me what is a "fake forum"? My head is spinning 

Did you ever get the GC?

Check this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=88584.0 for a tool to parse those statistics(and some others).

So, I guess you would have to use javascript.
The only e-wallet I'm aware of that has javascript buy now buttons is walletbit.com, but they charge 1.49% to receive bitcoin.

You mean, for everytime someone sells you some bitcoins you give a different address for them to send the BTC to you?
Also, can you use php on a weebly site?

I know of a case where the sender pays the fees. It's called "Mass Pay". Maybe that's what they're using.

I can't delete it. Also, it's the other one that is posted on the correct board.

People tend to think that by posting on the "Bitcoin Discussion" board will get them more views.

A well deserved necro.
Maybe some of the dudes that Shakaru owes money to will see it and let him taste a little bit of his own medicine...

Best reply in the whole thread... A pearl, indeed.

Or maybe they just wanted to support a company that uses Bitcoin and also save some money on fees.
Bit-pay isn't much cheaper than Paypal, but when we talk about large sums, even 0.5% less in fees is a sum not to be disregarded and left on the table.

There's always the possibility of also restoring the db files, but that can be complicated in case the MySQL version is different.

A db dump in a SQL file would be the ideal, but I suppose you only backed up the wamp server, from what I understood from the thread at the wamp forum.

I have teamviewer and may be able to help you later. Send me a PM when you get back home
We will need to find the db binary files and put them back on your new wamp install and pray for MySQL not to be a different version or at least that it reads them without problem.

OK, you can try this yourself.

C:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.5.16\

Note the version number on the folder name. You should have 2 mysql version folders inside C:\wamp\bin\mysql\ now that you copied your old files to the new instalation lol
Copy the dir that has your db name that you'll find inside "C:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.X.XX\data" from your previous mysql folder to your new mysql folder and that should be all you need to do(or not, depending on some other factors)

The above is getting confusing, so let me try to put this into some nice steps.

1- Fire up your new wamp server installation
2- Create a database with the same name and password as the previous one. You can find that info on the wp-config.php file
4- Stop wamp
4- Go to your wamp backup and search the \wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.X.XX\data\ folder.
5- Inside that folder there is a folder with your db name. Copy it.
6- Paste the folder you copied into C:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.X.XX\data
7- Start wamp again and check if your project is working or not

In any case, I can always help you with teamviewer when you get home, if what I said above doesn't make much sense to you

Do you have all the wordpress files and a database backup?

EDIT: Read the thread and I see you do have a backup(at least from the files).
First thing you need is to create a database. If you create the same username/password combination as the previous database it will save you the trouble of editing the wp-config.php file
Next step: Restore the database using phpmyadmin.

I know this isn't exactly what you want, but it's the simplest approach possible.

Pre-order?

O principal problema é que estou certo de que o volume não trará receita suficiente para cobrir alguma fraude que aconteça. Juntando a isso o facto de ser uma dor de cabeça tremenda lidar com as leis de protecção de dados no caso de pedir identificação aos clientes...
Parece-me pouco viavel 

To me, forum time is GMT+1. I'm sure for others it will be their timezone. GMT and other conventions exist so people don't need to resort to ambiguous terms.
Well, I guess the OP should be glad none of the bidders decided to complaint about that. They would have a case...

You better get other way to set the timezone as there is no such thing as forum time. Forum time is dependent on the timezone each user sets at registration or on their profile settings

Muito provavelmente não passará da fase de projecto mesmo.
Para criar um serviço e ter que fazer coisas com as quais não concordo, prefiro não o fazer.
Estou a falar de ser obrigado a identificar todos ou sujeitar-me a ser vitima de fraudes bancarias.